Directors Conference offers nationally recognized speakers and a robust choice of breakout sessions tailored to directors' oversight role. Connect with your fellow directors in Nashville, Tennessee, to collaborate, share new ideas and address the evolving challenges facing electric cooperatives.
Featured Keynote Speaker
Jacob Ward, NBC News technology correspondent on the social implications of technology will discuss how artificial intelligence is changing the way we live and think.
The former editor-in-chief of Popular Science magazine, Ward writes for The New York Times Magazine, The New Yorker and Wired. His ten-episode Audible podcast, Complicated, discusses humanity’s most difficult problems, and he’s the host of the four-hour public television series Hacking Your Mind, about human decision making and irrationality–streaming via PBS and Amazon Prime Video.
Previously, Ward was a 2018-2019 Berggruen Fellow at Stanford University’s Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, where he worked on "Black Box: Bias, AI, and the Fight to Amplify Humanity," which explored the unintended ways artificial intelligence amplifies good and bad human instincts.
Ward is the author of The Loop: How Technology is Creating a World Without Choices and How to Fight Back (2022).
Testimonials
Here's what past Directors Conference attendees had to say about the event:
"Best conference to engage with fellow directors across the country, and the conference is designed for the directors."
Randy Sexton, East Kentucky Power
"It is a great opportunity to understand ALL of the issues facing co-ops today. Also to understand industry risks, the economy and what to expect in the future."
Danise Fairchild, Claverack Rural Electric
"The classes, sessions and conversations with other board members from across the country are far and away some of the most enlightening and informative information you can get. The casual conversations with other board members, along with hearing the questions that they ask, open your eyes to new ways of thinking."
Kent Kramer, Consolidated Cooperative
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